Broadridge has appointed Frank Troise as President, Global Capital Markets, effective immediately.
He will report to Tom Carey, President, Global Technology & Operations, and join Broadridge’s Executive Leadership Team.
Troise, who joined Broadridge in 2024 as Head of Trading and Connectivity Solutions, has strengthened the company’s platform capabilities and expanded its front-office offerings in execution management, algorithmic trading, and analytics.
Before joining Broadridge, Troise was CEO and Board Member of Pico Quantitative Trading, and previously CEO, President, and Board Member of Investment Technology Group (ITG).
He also led J.P. Morgan’s global Execution Services business.
“Capital markets are converging around integrated platforms that connect trading, financing, data and post-trade,”
said Troise.
“By combining our leadership in tokenised real assets with AI-powered front-to-back capabilities, Broadridge is positioned to help clients innovate while maintaining efficiency, transparency and new growth opportunities across traditional and digital markets.”
Broadridge supports more than 2,200 buy- and sell-side firms and over 200 trading venues globally, with an average daily trading volume exceeding US$15 trillion.
Its distributed ledger-based repo platform, the largest for tokenised real assets, handles over US$7 trillion in monthly volume.
The company said it remains focused on helping clients manage operations, reduce risk, and integrate digital and traditional assets, while continuing to develop multi-asset class capabilities that extend trading and post-trade infrastructure into digital markets.
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